Werewolf Cop

Werewolf Cop moves like a freight train-a classic white-knuckled police procedural with the chills of a midnight horror movie, and the best kind of old-fashioned hero at the center. I loved it. -- Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of 'Paranoia' The most original American novelist of crime and suspense since Cornell Woolrich. -- Stephen King Be warned: this book is loaded with provocations. The French have Michel Houellebecq; here in the US of A, we have Andrew Klavan. Werewolf Cop is his best book yet, one that starts with a rush and never lets up, dark and funny, with the bittersweet taste of the knowledge of good and evil. -- Books and Culture Though the title might suggest more lighthearted fare, make no mistake, this is a gritty crime novel at heart. Klavan is a suspense expert, building slowly through the first half of the book and then setting a rapid, tense pace for the second. And for all of that, Klavan also infuses the text with a plentiful wry humor. -- Foreword Reviews Fans of contemporary monster tales will be taken with Klavan's thriller. -- Kirkus Reviews Klavan winds his tale tighter and tighter until the reader is hopelessly spellbound. Superb suspense by a master storyteller. -- Clive Cussler A modern masterpiece of hardboiled horror, featuring a hero who feels like he stepped out of a Raymond Chandler novel. -- John J. Miller, author of 'The First Assassin' Klavan has a knack for creating relentless, fast-paced narratives, and this thriller-horror hybrid is no exception. -- Booklist Werewolf Cop grabs the reader by the throat and doesn't let go until the very end. The writing is crisp and descriptive. Straight-arrow Zach Adams has his flaws and moments of doubt. The other characters are also fully-rounded. This good read will send shivers up your spine. -- AuthorLink.com The two Edgars Klavan owns testify to his excellence at thrillers. -- Publishers Weekly